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Safe to Command Summative Assessment Checklist

by Rob Harvey, from the Community

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This Safe to Command summative assessment checklist supports Level 3 Fire and Rescue Service training for initial incident command. It guides assessors and candidates through evidence-based criteria, including information gathering, dynamic risk assessment, command structure, setting objectives, resource deployment, communications, and monitoring. It also covers handover procedures, scene preservation, contingency planning, debrief, performance review, and recording outcomes.

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UK RFFS Level 1 Command Competence Assessment 2020
Evaluate initial incident command competence for UK Rescue and Fire Fighting Services using this structured checklist. Based on NOS WM7 and CAP 699 AWM6, it guides assessors through risk assessment, decision control, objectives, command structure, communication, resource deployment, evidence preservation, contingency planning, and debrief. Includes clear pass and review levels, prompts for question and answer or professional discussion, and fields for feedback and signatures. Supports adding photos, notes, corrective actions, and exporting reports.
by john lord, from the Community
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Incident Command Assessment
This document serves as a standardized assessment form for evaluating fire service personnel's Incident Command System (ICS) competencies. It captures delegate information, including name, service number, and rank, while assessing various critical skills such as information gathering, hazard identification, resource management, and command control. The form includes evaluation across multiple scenario types and provides detailed assessment criteria for operational effectiveness. It measures competency in areas including dynamic risk assessment, communication, briefing capabilities, and overall command performance. The assessment concludes with a clear competency rating system and requires both assessor and delegate signatures for validation. This tool is essential for maintaining and documenting professional standards within fire and rescue services.
by Richard Kerry, from the Community
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UK RFFS Level 2 Command Competence Checklist
This Level 2 Command Competence Assessment checklist supports UK Rescue and Fire Fighting Service training and competency sign off. Built around SFJ Intermediate Incident Command and CAP 699 standards, it guides assessors through pre brief checks, performance indicators, planning and implementation, monitoring and review, multi agency coordination, risk control, communication and media updates. It includes sections for briefing, role clarity, resource planning, health and safety, technical advice, community impact, handover, and comprehensive debriefs. Assessors can record evidence, notes, actions, and outcomes, and capture digital signatures from candidate, assessor and IQA. Use it to evaluate Station and Watch Managers, identify development needs, and agree remedial or reassessment plans.
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Rural Fire Sitrep and Incident Details Template
This rural fire sitrep and incident details template helps crews capture critical information during wildfire or bushfire response. Record incident number and title, arrival time, location and grid reference, fire conditions and type, scrub and tree type, direction of travel, impacts, and estimates of area affected in hectares. Log resource needs, alarm level, appliances and tankers on scene, and initial and post-incident actions. Document incident command, talk group, out-of-area status, scene images, and handover details to ensure clear communication and consistent reporting.
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